RUSSIAN 2 on 1 for BEGINNERS!

[@gegaoli]

Really appreciate these solid basics. Can’t get enough of this stuff.

[@kallepikku4991]

Love your wrestling basics for beginners. Can tell you're an excellent coach, coz It's not easy to teach wrestling to adults.

[@michaelchaplin8005]

One of the best coaches out there. Content is gold.

[@tommym321]

3:04 drill; make him touch the mat 4:56 advantage of using palm up grip

[@ThatJamesGuy88]

Man…. Why couldn’t I get this 11 months ago!? Thanks for the video!

[@shillrickvanhussler767]

Eric Paulson did a really good video on it about 3 years ago; m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnmcaWZsab2cf7c

[@ISnoopmenuceEarnedHisDiploma]

Another nice grappling video by Certified Accomplished grappler Brian!

[@eugenymalo8704]

The grip that you don't like on the wrist, with that grip you push on the arm to straighten it towards his side of the body. Ismael Borrero, am olympic gold medalist used that grip on his 2 on 1's almost exclusively

[@TeachMeGrappling]

There will always be exceptions to the rule!

[@tieoneon5240]

thanks

[@dlastmohican71]

Just a note... even if you dont slip the arm off the, you still have a 2 on 1 and an angle outside the "shield" of the collar tie and several takedown opportunities are now available that werent before, but this is also why its important to slip the tie before your opponent gets it set in

[@pkdmartialarts]

Would love to watch more of wall work

[@bigslime3585]

that keylock actually works for a great standing kimura if you're grappling

[@guillaumel7484]

Thanks coach

[@jahosaphat]

Oh yeah!

[@Arman-jx7hu]

Spectacular video!!!

[@christopherilias1965]

Solid dude.

[@SirCaIIum]

Awesome stuff - loads of little details I take for granted but ultimately am missing, really helpful study!

[@hotpocketman5562]

what am i doing wrong if i get them in a russian tie and they just circle to me

[@jinxit]

does it make sense to try to go for uchi mata from russian tie?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

yes you can but usually its to get a better position rather than a full throw.

[@jinxit]

@@TeachMeGrappling is it dangerous for my partner if I keep the russian tie while doing uchi mata? I'm asking because I tried it in training, and it seemed to work but my partner didn't know what to do, so he essentially face-kneed himself. I though he should've just "rolled" through the other arm, but I didn't want to give him advice which could be dangerous...

[@ericsynatschk5459]

@@jinxit use it to snap your opponent down. When they defend the uchi mata from there, they will have to drop their head

[@C0d0ps]

@@jinxit I recommend Fanatic Wrestling for Uchi Mata from Russian two on one - Like coach said, it can be used to for better position. Like taking the back in grappling (bjj/mma).

[@Felix-nk1hq]

2:42

[@shillrickvanhussler767]

What do you think about Eric Paulson's most recent video he posted awhile ago regarding this technique? . m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnmcaWZsab2cf7c